Grandma is Acting Funny – the Beginning Stage: A Children’s View of Alzheimer’s
Royal Dragonfly Book Award – Honorable Mention for Children’s Picture Books 5 and Younger “The message paired with
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Royal Dragonfly Book Award – Honorable Mention for Children’s Picture Books 5 and Younger “The message paired with
Little Dreya’s grandma is still acting funny and strange. In book 2 of this series, she learns that
Little Dreya’s grandma is now in the Late Stage of Alzheimer’s and her funny and strange behavior continues.
Little Dravin has been noticing that his grandpa is acting funny, but he doesn’t know why. His parents
Little Dravin’s grandpa is still acting funny and strange. His grandpa is now moving into the Middle Stage
Little Dravin’s grandpa is now in the Late Stage of Alzheimer’s and his funny and strange behavior continues.
Working Daughter is a revelatory look at who’s caring for our aging population and how these unpaid family
Do you wonder where God is in Alzheimer’s? Are you searching for hope in caregiving? I searched too–I
“Caregiving an elderly parent, especially against the backdrop of a difficult shared past, can be a bruising spiritual
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“This book is incredible and the value the story can add for others going through a similar life
“Winsome, uplifting” personal stories and practical tips for walking your loved one through this season of life (Michele
** Solo Winner: New Apple Literary Awards for Historical Fiction 2018** Finalist: Historical Fiction: Next Generation Indie Book
ABOUT THE BOOK: She was twenty-nine years old. She had been married a mere eight months. Suddenly her
ABOUT THE BOOKProviding care for a loved one suffering from a fatal progressive brain disease is an emotional,
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